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TDQS
Scored across 70 tools
Every tool targets a distinct resource and action, even the convenience wrappers (user_story_assign_milestone, issue_set_classification) are clearly specialized and documented. The only near-overlap (single vs bulk create) is explicitly distinguished.
The overwhelming majority follow a clear `<resource>_<action>` snake_case pattern (e.g., task_get, project_create, milestone_delete). However, a few deviate: `search`, `ref_resolve`, `taiga_raw_request`, and the `batch_create_*`/`*_filters_data` tools, mixing verb-first and modifier-first ordering.
70 tools is excessive for an agent to choose from, even for a full-featured project management API. While each tool has a purpose, the server could have consolidated CRUD operations (e.g., a generic `list_<type>`) to reduce clutter.
CRUD is covered for all main entities (projects, epics, user stories, tasks, issues, milestones, wiki pages, memberships) plus comments, attachments, votes, watches, search, and reference resolution. Some niche Taiga features (import/export, webhooks) are only reachable via the raw-request escape hatch, but the core domain is well covered.